MAIL NOTICES

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 15 May 1913, Page 3

MAIL NOTICES

Maila olcae at HaLasieHo* ti anda* • 1 Far WsUißfkm (&aJy), 0.A5 a.m. J. 46 p.m., and .8 »•»:., Oartartoß 3r«ytown, Fefttkarstoa. Martinlorcragk daily at ®-48 a.n «&4 9 j.m. For Olaraville a»* daily. «t f1.45 a.n, Qaravillo tip ?»ily 84? . For waigayra daily, 7.50 a.m< For Opaki and Koipxurjuifip daily J. 15 a.m. For MaorioeriUw aaw? s#jsnsst*jnaJj<>.'aiyy at. 6.80 and 11 i.w Eketahun*. P»l3i3tea twi4 WjwdvKk laily, 6".50 a.nt., II a.oi . acd i.&f' p.m. New Plymouth aafil 1 Taranaki daily. >-80 a.m. For Falmorsfcn Korfcb and mterm®iiate offices to Wangantd daily at 5.90 a.m., 11 a.m. mc 4.80 .m. For Ohakun* and intermediate o?ioes daily at J.BO a.m., 11 a.m., &tk3 5 p.m. Auckland and Main Trout oioa»s ai ).15 a.m. For Dtnnevlrke, N&pier, Hafftinffs, Waipawa. and W aipnimrßU daOy at Mem. and 4.30 p.m. Mangatain v -\ daiyy at 11 a.m. Mangataviokr daily, at 11 a.m. via Mauriceville. for Kuripum daily at 1 o,m For Mt. Bruoe, Miki Miki #nd Up oer Opaki daily at 8 80 p.© Longbuah and Gladstone daily s>.m, Ihukoi and Bideford, prirat® ba#« Fossdaya and, Saturday* 9-15 a-in Ditton and Wangaehn, orivat.® bai?> Tuesdays and Fridays 5.50 a.ia For Te Wharau, private bng» Tn®B day and Thursdays 6.16 a.w. Te Wharau, via Oartertoß. Moi> ■lay and Thursdays 8.45 a.m. For Home wood and East Ootst ornate bass Tuesday and Friday at 3.46 a.m.' Stronvar, private bag, Monaayp Thursdays at 6.15 a.m. For Te Nni, Wkareama, Wkaka 'aki, Oastlepoint and pr Irate ba®s Monday. Wednesday and Friday a* $.45 a.m. For Tanern, Monday. Tuesday Wednesday and Friday, atSi $.45 a.ra For Branoepeth, Monday, Wedne?y, Thursday and Friday at 6.1.6 m. Mails for Rangitumatj clona at OpakJ on Monday, Wo&nwiday aad Fridays, at 1 p.m. Private bags for Annwdak Mar 9I ws and Burtonsfield olos* at« Tinui on Mondays and Friday b at 1.46 p.m. For Bartholomews and Tmpos oj> i Wednesdays md Friday* ai 1..45 p.»

RATES OF POSTAG® Letters, Town sad Inland: Id Jot 4oz or fraction thereof and $d 9Boh succeeding Sob. Australia, Canada, United States' and United Kingdom, etc.. Id for each oa or fraction thereof. Oomrfiercia] Papers.—Towa, $d for ttofc exceeding |ob, ct Id for ever" 4oa or fraction thereof., and op to each succeeding 2oz or ?r&otion th«r®of. Inland, Id for tha first 4oa or fraction thereof, and for each atico&eding 2oz or fraction thereof. All oilier places 2|d for &r»fc lOou, and Jd for each t/uocaedwag B?s to fraction thereof. RECEIPTS FOR I jAKD PARCELS On and after Ist January, 1913, return receipts lor inland parcels may be obtained; toy senders from the addressees on payment of One Penny. When posting a parcel for which a return receipt ig desired the sender will fill in a card, to be obtained at any post office. The card will be forwarded with the parcel, and the addressee requested to sign the receipt, which will them be returned to i sender through the post. Parcels: From January Ist, 1918, the Inland Parcel Rates will be reduced to od for the first pound and • lid for esdh suooeedmg pound. Newspapers.—Town and Inland each. Australia, SoufcSi ffoa Islands, »nd Canada Id e*ch. United Kingdom. Turks and Oaioos LAnn&s. Bermuda, Jamaica, Bahamas, Malt* and • Straits Settlement Ceylon. Transvaal and Natal Id eaoh. All othsr places Id each, if bwi exrwfvdina 4ob. and W N« claims for compensation for the loss of a parcel in the post office will entertained unless a return-receipt paid for by sender whan posting a parcel.